What are the symptoms of rheumatic bone pain?

Rheumatic bone pain is usually a patient who has previously shown rheumatic disease and connective tissue immune disease in the bone joints. Generally, the patient will show streptococcal infection or viral infection. The main table is pain in the large joints, swelling, limited movement, if the time is longer, sometimes it will show bone deformity. When the patient has pain, the early stage is generally soreness, intermittent pain is more common. The patient usually gets worse when he is active, and it will be alleviated after rest. When the patient's condition progresses, he will wake up in the morning or sit for a long time. If he suddenly moves the joints, he will show pain, and he will feel relieved after the activity. This condition is called rest pain.